r/stepparents 19h ago

Miscellany Help

Can someone tell me what DH and DW means. I’m so lost

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u/pink_pengiun17 19h ago

I've never seen DW but I see DH all the time and I always think it's "daddy husband" ☠️☠️☠️☠️

Good to know it means dear husband lol

u/MercyXXVII SD18, no BKs 19h ago

Dear Husband / Dear Wife

u/Careful_Life_2896 18h ago

I assumed it was divorced husband and divorced wife